Faisal Ahmad

The partnership between Pakistan and the United States spans several decades and is marked by moments of cooperation and commitment. From times of peace to periods of conflict, this alliance has demonstrated resilience and enduring relevance, making it an important component in addressing regional and global challenges. Despite shifting geopolitical dynamics and changing administrations, Pakistan […]

In recent years, the political and media landscape in Pakistan has become increasingly muddled with disinformation campaigns aimed at polarizing the society and destabilizing the economy. Among the key players fueling this chaos is the controversial US-based website Drop Site News, which has been repeatedly accused of publishing biased narratives and fabricated reports targeting Pakistan. […]

Why does the PTI seem to prioritize the support of foreign players, despite previously accusing them of meddling in domestic affairs? Why is the PTI’s senior leadership so immersed in it? What does this immaturity reveal about their approach to national sovereignty? Does this not create a paradox where the quest for “Haqeeqi Azaadi” undermines […]

In a small village, there was a wise elder who told the villagers during times of drought that they must focus on preserving their water resources. One day, a group of villagers decided to hold a grand meeting to argue over who should be in charge of the water supply. They bickered for hours while […]

The terrible violence in Sambhal during a government survey of a mosque has drawn unsettling parallels to the infamous Babri Masjid demolition in Ayodhya in 1992. Just as the destruction of Babri Masjid was fueled by a fear among Hindu extremists that Muslims might assert control over sacred spaces, the violence in Sambhal underscores an […]

Diplomacy often walks a fine line balancing respect for sovereignty with the pursuit of bilateral interests. However, India’s recent diplomatic foray into Bangladesh has crossed that line, sparking a wave of indignation. The rude and patronizing tone of India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri during his December 9 visit to Dhaka has not only strained relations […]

India’s international standing has been increasingly marked by accusations of state-sponsored terrorism, extrajudicial killings, and a relentless campaign to export Hindutva ideology. While the government of Narendra Modi seeks to project India as a global power, the country’s actions have drawn growing criticism, particularly regarding the treatment of minorities and dissent both at home and […]

“The engineering of consent is the very essence of the democratic process, the freedom to persuade and suggest.” The recent political unrest in Pakistan triggered by protests led by the PTI has unveiled a disturbing trend of propaganda, misleading claims, and internal disarray within the party. These protests raised serious concerns about the nature of […]

“Every 10 minutes, a woman is killed”. The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, a day dedicated to recognizing and addressing the endemic issue of violence against women worldwide, marked the launch of 16 days UNiTE campaign which will conclude on International Human Rights Day. The theme calls for global action to […]

The diplomatic relationship between Pakistan and Belarus has evolved significantly since its inception in 1991, following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. As both countries celebrate the 30th anniversary of their diplomatic ties, recent developments indicate a renewed commitment to enhancing their economic cooperation. Pakistan was among the first countries to recognize Belarus after the […]